Practical instructor and reference book for locomotive firemen and engineers: a practical treatise .. (1911)
Lockhart, Charles F. (Charles Fulton), b. 1872 · New York, The Norman W. Henley publishing co. · leaf 146
be run in to the terminal, underits own steam,, but it is not good policy to try to handle a SAND AND ITS USE 143 train, especially with the large class of engines, any fartherthan to get it off the main track. 429. One of the quickest and most effective ways of re-ducing steam pressure is to blow… … Fig. 35.—Throttle Valve. brakes to control the movement of the engine. Great caremust be used not to slide the wheels and flatten the tires. 430. If the throttle is closed when it becomes disconnect-ed, send for assistance at once and prepare to be towed in.Keep enough steam on the boiler to…
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